All Residential articles – Page 11
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NewsMMC developer TopHat consults on cost-cutting plans to axe 70 jobs
The modular housebuilder blames a “challenging market” for the need to introduce cost-cutting measures.
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NewsHomes England announces over £200m of regeneration funding
Blackpool will receive £90m, Sheffield will receive £67m for two new communities, and Liverpool will get £31m.
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NewsCanary Wharf Group strikes £84m affordable housing deal
Canary Wharf is set to double its residential numbers in the next few years.
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NewsHenley IM gets green light for west London mixed-use scheme
The project will deliver 140 new homes and 10,915 sq ft of industrial workspace.
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NewsTR Property sells The Colonnades in west London for £33.5m
The property comprises a large, fully let, mixed-use block in Bayswater, constructed in the 1970s.
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NewsP-THREE appoints Gidney as director
Harriet Gidney has more than 15 years of experience advising owners and asset managers.
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NewsWho inspects the inspectors?
As we warned last week, a “massive slowdown” in the residential sector is looming as the deadline for building control surveyors to register with the Building Safety Regulator draws closer.
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InsightWhy it’s time for a new housebuilder model
Financial challenges could prompt further alignment between institutional capital and housebuilders.
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NewsFirst stage of 5,000-home Trafford masterplan gets greenlight
The scheme will be developed by a partnership between Peel, Manchester United and Salford Council.
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NewsPopulo’s £1bn Stratford resi scheme gets the go-ahead
Newham Council’s housing developer originally submitted the masterplan to the LLDC in 2022.
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NewsRenters Reform Bill could be watered down by MPs
‘A series of draft amendments have reportedly been circulated on WhatsApp among Tory backbenchers.
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OnlineGlenveagh produces stable annual figures
The Irish housebuilding giant said its annual profit nudged up 1% during 2023.
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OnlineProfit at Taylor Wimpey almost halved but developer sees ‘signs of improvement’
The housebuilder said it would build fewer homes this year due to dampened market demand.
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NewsDuchy of Cornwall submits plans for 2,500-home Kent scheme
Plans for the new neighbourhood in Faversham include a minimum of 875 affordable homes.
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NewsPlans submitted for 150-home Cheltenham town centre scheme
Arkle Court will comprise a mixture of houses and apartments along the grade II-listed St Margaret’s Terrace.
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NewsFreddie Mercury’s Kensington house for sale for £30m
Knight Frank said prospective buyers would be vetted to ensure they have enough money to buy Garden Lodge.
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OnlineBlackRock JV secures £105m loan for build-to-rent development
The scheme will comprise 462 self-contained studio units in a 32-storey building.
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NewsECF doubles fund to £400m to support placemaking in England
Injection of an additional £200m of equity and debt has expanded the English Cities Fund .
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NewsHousing Ombudsman flags up severe maladministration by Birmingham Council
Housing watchdog lists damp and mould among six major findings of maladministration by the local authority landlord.
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NewsShelter and NHF say social housing investment could generate £52bn for economy
Report shows developing 90,000 new social homes could save the taxpayer £12bn.
